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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1954
Page
1
The report discusses a planned RSL club revamp with new premises and two storey buildings. It notes funding timelines, expected completion after the new year, and anticipated public access areas, while referencing revenue used for club facilities and town improvements.
Gloucester sports notes record champions in 1954 bowls event. Crots humaplon and donk Went highlighted, with team results and local standings across the Gloucester bowling scene.
Carr ie sama Tom fioke reports a cattle yard sale with mixed stock inclining to Gompri and Jerseys amid fair bidding. prices show softer spring rates. Wicks and Cort note good heifers and calves, buyers active, with several lots priced to 10 to 15 cheaper than prior.
Gloucester is praised as a leading district in pasture improvement in the state. Mr. Thomson, district agronomist, notes extensive sowing and site work at Heang sites near Tumbarumba and nearby areas, with gains in productivity and land use. shipton of the Liberal party stresses pasture improvement as a key factor in farming success.
Gleuceme parents and citizer association push for a new secondary school site on Raven Street. At a Thursday meeting Mr HE J Laindald announced a round of tests showing a proposed block would be arseted, while critics warned action could be necessary to file.
A meeting of parents discussed school library upgrades including 12 recorders and 8 folders funded by a local association. Plans also cover a day-light screen for projection. Headmistress Mrs Latta faced questions as the association chaired the session on Thursday night with officials Hawdan Goatees Moletvin and others in attendance.
Richard Richardson died at his home in Roslyn Reymond Terrace on Thursday July 2. Born Maitland 7 years ago, he served in the Australian Light Horse during World War I, rising to Lance Corporal and earning mentions in dispatches. After the war he held cavalry commands and led the New South Wales V.D.C. in 1942. A funeral with full military honours was held at Baysmond Terrace Church with a guard of honour, a march, volleys, and the Last Post.
Juniors to assemble a touring team to face the LTA touring side. Key players listed include Gloster and Dungag while others such as Rett and Andrews are noted as watched by officials. Application and selection details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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